ProductDetails
- 01. Power To Liberate
02. Dopamine Machinery
03. Beyond The Mind
04. Nihilist Dictator
05. Nervous Systems
06. The Psychic Hologram
07. Free The Body
08. Twisted Power
09. Machines From Trauma
10. Perfect Body Pt. II
11. Simulate Prison
CYBERPLASM
The Psychic Hologram
[engl] The mutilated guitar buzz, hissing vocal fury, Cyberdyne Systems drum processors and brooding atmospheric tekno are a powerful commixture brought to light through the channel of industrial noise punk so we can all start to free the body from the mind. 'The Psychic Hologram' is a mirror, a magnifying glass, a surgical kit and guidebook for self-liberation. Its freedom from flesh. Freedom from violence. Freedom from expectation. Freedom from "them". Us for us by us. 500 copies of 150gr vinyl housed in a 24pt reverse board jacket with 11x22 double sided poster and download card included. Art by Sainte-X. Sound by Capt. Tripps. Mastering by John Golden.- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 21.07.2019
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